Living with a Disability

In many cases, the teacher asked, "Is the volume large enough?" My class watched TV documentary. Many teachers at junior high school have imposed strict rules on my classroom position. I have a coach that asks me if I know sign language. During the elementary school, the school insisted that we meet the research expert once a week and discussed my "emotions" about hearing impairment. All of these restrictions are imposed on me even if I am a student above average and also a militant athlete.

I live in disabled people, my educational background is disability studies. I am investing in obstacles from various perspectives. As babies are part of human experience, disability is also a part of human condition. In fact, the obstacle is the largest minority in the world. It is partly that it is the only minority and everyone will find members based on the limitations of nature they acquire over the course of time. In a person's car accident) The general term of this concept is TAB which represents "temporary health". In our society, we often define obstacles based on lack of access, or more precisely access. For example, if a person using Walker for the entrance staircase can not access the restaurant, he immediately marks the person as disabled. Then, it usually has a negative meaning. Individuals are not defective in society

We believe that disabled people are always in a negative state of existence, which is best summarized as oppression of people with disabilities. Living with disabilities is synonymous with discontinuation. People with disabilities need to heal or fix. The value of life for persons with disabilities is lower, it is not worth the fair opportunity, equal opportunity, and the right to happiness. But for many people with disabilities, they tend to like being called "disabled" - obstacles are an integral part of their identity. For example, many people hesitate when some people in the autism spectrum say they prefer the first language of identity which means that they are called Autism. Why are you sure that you are invalid? Regardless of the new world, the AB community prefers it, disability is not only identity, but also culture and community. I think supporters of disabled people will remain